Most Memorable Role: Although he is probably best known for his role as Jacob on Lost, I believe his most memorable role has been Lucifer on Supernatural. One of my favorite episodes with him is The Born Again Identity (Season 7, Episode 17), when Sam ends up in a mental institution, with Mark playing Hallucifer (Sam’s hallucination of Lucifer). He refuses to let Sam sleep so he keeps taunting him, singing, and throwing imaginary firecrackers at him. At one point, Hallucifer begins reading aloud from a Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, trying to figure out whether or not he might have Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

Mark Pellegrino both attended and later returned to teach at the Playhouse West Acting School in Los Angeles, California. Despite his recent surge in notoriety Mark has been in the business since 1987, having appeared in over 100 movies/television shows.

Most Memorable Role: Frank was able to showcase both his comedic and dramatic talents as Mr. X on House M.D. in the episode Mirror Mirror (Season 4, Episode 5) as a patient with a severe neurological impairment, Giovannini Syndrome, which causes him to impersonate others based upon their level of dominance or importance. One of my favorite scenes is when House and Cuddy both enter his room in an attempt to figure out who is really in charge. After watching them both for awhile, he finally mimics House by complimenting Cuddy’s breasts.

Frank Whaley, a veteran of the stage, co-founded both the Malaparte and Naked Angels theater companies in New York City.

That Guy: Mike Doyle

Where He's Been: 666 Park Avenue, Criminal Minds, ER, Ed, A Gifted Man, The Good Wife, In Plain Sight, Law and Order: Special Victims Unit, Lights Out, Oz, Sex and the City, Shameless, The Whole Truth

Most Memorable Role: Despite appearing in only four episodes, Mike made quite an impact as Adam Guenzel in Oz. The fate of his character was very controversial, reigniting the debate over whether “an eye for an eye” is justice or vengeance. Adam was introduced as a wealthy, entitled brat who was imprisoned after he and a friend had raped a girl. He is then ‘traded’ to a group who gang rapes him, while the aforementioned friend watches. Needless to say, it was a thought-provoking storyline.

After watching his first death scene Mike was embarrassed to notice that his eye twitched post-mortem so he decided to always die on screen with his eyes open.

Uh-oh. Pellegrino, seriously ? After Lost guy is seriously recognizable. This season alone i vividly remember him appearing in Grimm, Person of Interest and Revolution (twice for now). This is all wildly popular shows. Also he was key player in first season of Being Human US. He, simply put, just not in the same league with actors who appear in this rubric. I only wish he had have some permanent position in good show. Recurring or even regular on Revolution would be nice. At least possibility for his character to develop is there.

Jooles Level 1 (53%)Since: 18/Apr/08

Message Posted On Jan 29th, 2013, 3:58 am

Hallucifer's narcissism-"skit" was actually what provoked me in reading up on it (after spending 6 months joking about being self-absorbed). Turns out I really am one. Needless to say, I concur wholeheartedly with MP's most memorable role being in Supernatural.